Sentence examples for mainstream idea that from inspiring English sources

He is dismayed by the now mainstream idea that the state can best discharge its responsibility for core children's services by putting them into a commercial marketplace.

"It's now a mainstream idea that no one should be allowed to tell us that we need to diet in order to have worth in this world," Ms. Leive said, "and it wasn't 10 years ago".

"It's no longer a wacky idea cloistered in the ivory tower; it's become a more mainstream idea that we need a different kind of copyright regime to support the wide range of activities in cyberspace".

With no hard data about whether adding Zetia to Zocor prevents heart attacks or strokes, doctors and patients are left balancing two scientific arguments: the mainstream idea that cholesterol drugs work just by lowering cholesterol; and the case made by a handful of rebels who say that their benefit is more complex.

Favoring withdrawal from Iraq is, as of this moment, such a mainstream idea that one can consider it centrist.

This is a carefully painted portrait which tears down the extravagant misconceptions that cling to the modern state of the genre (the mainstream idea that it is rooted in money, sex and violence).

Finally, Ocasio-Cortez has been willing to mainstream ideas that most Democrats are afraid to touch out of fear of looking radical but actually have widespread public support.

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"Donald Trump has mainstreamed ideas that were in the dark before," said Heidi Beirich, the head of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Intelligence Project, which monitors the activities of extremist groups like white supremacists and neo-Confederates.

Updated, Aug. 21, 1 41 p.m. |  In the Guardian, Nafeez Ahmed has renewed his effort to mainstream the idea that methane outgassing from subsea permafrost is of global concern.

Then, as her insights entered the scientific mainstream, the idea that a woman had created these thoughts was considered so odd that even scientists who did use her ideas came to forget who had originated them.